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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

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snlUssala = ysusssassa Ne bee eoupcd.
~ seJ. q. hoaoA md Armoy Knoz, who
regular approval, was given In Fuleoo cpera
- means large, bat the nsaars atssadancs
n no way interfseed with The rendition Of
ne pieceI There wss Q vein Of VII running
through "Msrcslle," and ths pathetic poe.
lions were admirably brought forward.
Miss Kate Fo1yth assumed the title
role being the wife Of . captain
who has an enemy, the "friend" Of
her husband. She is devoted and vir.
tuoua, but for Q time the prosecutor poascus
the mind OF husband against wife, and BY .
decoying letter convincsa him Of her inn.
deity. This discovery causes the shooting Of
Q supposed paramour, but after separation,
the mothers eagerness 70 nnd her son lseds
70 the exposition Of the villain, who when hs
found himself defeated disappsara The
reconciliation II brought about In very
plausible manner. These were the principal
charsctersin the strong cast, and the part Of the
wroosed husband was taken BY Mr.. Frank
Lossea Mr.. Henry Holland wss the villain
to perfection. Ofthe minor characters those
Of Bijou Fernandez and Mr.. J. H. FitxNt-
Heartily encores we're indulged after the
second and third acts, and there should have
been full house to enjoy this good play In
good handA
The costumes Of Miss Forsyth were prob
ably the handsomest seen here this season.
Msss Hintoa's Eagsgsmsat.
The audience at the King street theatre
last evening was Of good siza The play wal
"Nobody's Child, or the Miser's Daughter, y
aud IT. production was the best Of the week
Miss Ssllie Hinton played the part Of Rattj
Ldurock in . pleasing manner, and In tn,
second act she introduced songA
This evening "Ihe Lancashire Lan" vii
be played.
1otereatine Show Items.
George W. Goodhart who has been at tht
Criterion theatre, Brooklyn, since Starr
opera company opened there, returned hom'
to-day. He will lay OF In this city until
April Is, when he joins Forepaugh's circu
In Philadelphia
George II. Hamilton, who has been con
nected with the King street theatre, since ii
/ opening, ss Q manager, hss resiened tha
| position. This is his last week ct the house
and he will then go to Philadelphia where ht
has been offered an engagement
1t the window OF the store next to the post
| ONCE there IL now on exhibition . fine pic
ture, which was made by Ssylor. The sub
ject II Miss Cora SANFORD, Q serio oomi
singer who played with May Adams ct tn
King street theatre several weeks ago Tn
picture 10 Of the head and bust and 10 one o
the lsgest ever taken by Ssylor. 1t tis l7x2
/ inches
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
The Ladies' AID society suppsr.

The supper Of the Ladies Aid society con.
nected with the Hebrew congregation, this
city, was even more numerously attend cd
on Wednesday night than on Tuesday, the
opening night The menu was . full one
and gave satisfaction TO oil patrons the
flower table was gorgeous, the Ice cream and
CONNECTIONS, the cakes and coffees maintaine cd
their high character; the fancy table was
we'll patronized, and the goods upon 1t were
nearly all sold, and 10 add to the pleasures of
the evening there was some very excellent
vocal and instrumental music, rendered BY
the ladies and geptlsmea>present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

Prom The Hafrisbufg Patriot.
Lsvi Mccormick, Of Chambersburg, Pa,
~ oldest railroad conductor in the United
0saass, passd through Harrisburg the other
1ay On his way to Pittsburs. Mr.. McCor.
MIX Was born In Oxford, Pa He was con.
ducloI On tramcar railroad ct Lancaster In
INA He then became stage driver on the
drove tho stage coach between Chambers.
burg end MoConnellsburg. He held that
position until 1852, and he can tell some 70
1nogkabao stories Of the adventures he had
0o6 In 1852 he became conductor ON Q pas
oo0eer train OF the Connelisviile Valley rail.
1nDds holding that place until 1854, when he
Was pensioned Oh, but still receiving his full
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

"7hs Battle Of Geaysbur0."-To.morrowa and
Saturday afternoon and evening, the /" Battle of
Gettysburg" on canvas, will be exhibited in
Fulton opera house. The entertainment 10 for
the benefit OF Admiral Reynolds Post, No lO5.
g. A. X. The lecturer will be Gen. st. Clair
Nulholland. OF Philadelphia, who will explain
every thing in connection with the pictures.
The committee having the af1air In charge have
invited the inmates OF tho ChiIdreus Home to
attend the matinee on Saturday afternoon free
OF charge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
. Deeds Of Assignment,

Desds Of assignment for the benent of
soSir creditors, have been filed In the county
recorders office BY John Dutt, Of Rapho
township. who names John d. Wittsrs and
George w. Baker, Of Mannheim borough, -
assignees; and George W. Phillips, OF West
Salisbury township, Chester county, who
names Isaac @. Phillips and Thomas J. Phil.
lips - assignees.
Anna Martin and Henry K, her husband,
OF Rapho township have sssigned their prop.
erty TO Isaac SAhm, OF the same toWnahip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
In Argument Court,

Nearly all OF this morning's session Of
oeast was taken up In the argument of the
inDurance suits OF Townsend sgainst the
Oooetog County Mutual Fire Insurance com.
1As rule to show cause why tho report Of
ESovioWers OF . road In Colerain township
96onl1 not b confirmed absolutely was made
l6n1DutA
- ~ case OF commonwealth W. Henry
1man, dsssrtiou, tho order for weekly
11Dwonce was revoked, - the parties ere
SDou living together, and the husband sup.
APoGD hio villa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
Shot Himself Through the Head.

II. F. McNeal,a prominent resident Of Ken.
nedyville, Nd, committed suicide In the
hotel at that place Wednesday morning, by
shooting himself through the head. His body
was found halt an hour later with the pistol
still clutched in his hand, but life was ex.
Maryland. His father was Q Presby terian
minister, and formerly principal Of the Sails.
bury academy. No cause Is assigned for the
deed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
Closing Prices-a O'Clock p. m.
Wheat Corn data PORK Lara


Nsw YoSK. March q. l:sO p. m.-Money loaned
at per cent Exchange steady. o. ssk0A s7k.
Governments steady. Currency s's,el S6lS bid; AS
Coup, q ess bid; $ks do. q % bid.
The stock market this morning opened dull
ana soldcfr frsctionsly on . small amount of
trading. but after the fret call . stronger tone
WAS impaired to the market on buying Of the
North western. the Omahs, New York New
England and Pacidc Mail. the prices advanced
y TO ~ per cent. The market 10 now n run at the
beat a nxur0s
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Golden wedding u Bsshlshsm,

Rev. Ambrose kondthaler, . venerable
Morsvian clergyman, with his wife, on
Wednesday celebrated his hftieth wedding
anniversary in Bethlehem. The reverend
gentleman and his wife are well known 70
hoet OF Philadelphia men. old and young,
who ct some time In their lives were under
tho tutslage OF Brother Rondthsler, the larg.
est portion of bis lie having been speut n
the school room at Nazareth hall and the col.
ebrated Bethlehem Home School for Boya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
RficAa Of Goal

The Association OF Railroad Coal operato1
held another meeting in Pittsburg, Wednes-
day, at which prices and freight rates were
discussed. 1t was the general opinion that
per ton at the mine. The PittsburR coal On.
orators have protested against the present
freight rates, aud fear with the advance In
mining the PROFITS of their business VIII be
materially cut down.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
AARKATA
New HorR lsasnss

.Esw io.z, March s4:-ylour market steady
Food % choice extra Westarn, o sss6s 90; good
s2t q maS SAT- a :.ss = iSsss common to good
Mhsst.Ao. I ksd state, sskc; No. . DO,
slc.
,Cornano. . mixed cash. Askc; Apru. $50 +;
0ssEso: White st.ts. sske No. DO. s7xe. 1,
Sye daii Ms..:rn: Sossc, STATE. S1tose
harley nominal.
i@f duil new msss. ss 90; old msss, as .
LAfd-Aprtl. q 81; Nay, s7es
Aoaas.ss armef q iSo for boiling stock.
1osin quiet; strained to good, q O60i 10.
Petroleum dull Refined, in cases. B5<c
Sro1ghts dull grain to Hull. 3kd.
,Srtter Gal Wsstern Crssmsry. sa0sOc /;
Ign Crssnery. aa02so state dairy. hall drkin
Chseee Dull; western Flat, li0,ac, sood 70
s8c: stSsS VIZ s;h ssS,%s; h0,itc Fancy White. lA0
SIgs stesdyi stAts. i5c; u ssteru, lxz0l,c.
ersssi.ssS. ;xc. csan'd cuuos'. sisSs s-lsc
Ssss fSs1oE Su1' AM prime prime city.aoa l-ssc.
Oooss stsady' faar cafsoss. iS1Io.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
The Marks. stree. Bridge. ph,lsa.lph,..

The work OF building the piers and abut-
ments OF the new bridge over the Schuyl.
kill river st Market street. Philsdelp phis,
has been retarded OF late on account
OF the failure to get sufficient
quantity Of stone from the quarries in
Maine, owing to labor troublea There are
now several boats on their way with carRoes
OF stone. One load was landed yesterday.
nearly finished. The other foundation p1ers
and abutment are not nearly completed q
yet The contract calls for the completion Of
the bridge before the close Of this year. The
amount 80 far expended upon the bridge u
about e3s 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

B. Frank Eshlemep, attorney for Andrew
Ehman, this afternoon received . telegram
from Recorder Pearson, Of the board OF par.
dons, stating that Ehman's pardon would be
forwarded to-day. 1t is expected here on the
Day Express this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
Larceny ~ Bailes.

Constable Lines, Of Conestoga tow nship
arrested Amos NJ. Henry at Columbia this
morning He il charged with the larceny -
bailee Of . sum Of money by Benjamin Bort1-
field. Alderman Fordney will dispose Of the
case next Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
Violations of the L,ouor Law

The complaint against Margaret Bopp, Of
Mt Joy, for violating the liquor law was dis.
missed BY Alderman Fordney this after.
noon. Charles Bopp, the husband OF Mar.
garet, charged with the same otisnse, will be
heard next week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
a kasal Ouspsiso.

The Williamstown mission band at their
last meeting greatly surprised their retiring
president M. J. slsymaksr, BY prsssnting
70 her, In very touching manner, . beau
uiul gold pen and an alligator writing case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

This morning Officer Lswars went 70 Nj
Joy and arrested Henry 6aser, on chsrrs Of
malicious mischief and drunken and disor.
derly conduct The complainant 10 Jscob
Lorah, and the accused gave ball for hessips
beiore Squire Ripple.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

The seventeenth anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian association will be held In
the court house this evening. Rev. Dr.. w.
c. Csttell and Rev. q. e. Houpt will deliver
addresses There will also be several rscits.
tons and musical selections
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
CHARGED WIN Dessrtiop.

James Gonser, . resident Of tho Eighth
ward, was arrested this morning on charge
OF dssertiou. He was looked up for q han
ing before Alderman Patrick Donnelly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
1hs New License Law,

Mayor Morton. end John H. Baumgardner,
80 0eoeoe n. Borgsr, oi the finance commit
- Uoat 70 Philadelphia this morning.
n1s mtnsion y 70 look into the workings Of
- lleonse systsm Of that city, With view Of
'1as1ng Tie proper blanks prepared for the
enso lAv which goss Into eject On the arst
3ov 81 naxt month
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

This morning John Sales was arrested on
the charge Of assault and battery preferred by
Frederick GrieL He gave bail tor hearing
before Alderman Deem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
F1ndInx . Dlamoaa OF ars., s,rilll.pe,.

Finding . Diamond Of Great Bsilliaacy.
J. 8. Keyser, Of Poncs, Neh, while sink.
ing shsft for coal immed lately north of town
discovered stone Of rare brtlliancy weigh.
ing three half ounces. 1t was taken to Sioux
City where 1t was examined by Q number OF
jewelers. and pronounced to be diamond Of
good quality. The find has produced Ihe
widest excitement at Ponca. The stone viii
be taken 70 New York for furthur examine.
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

To Reading. Tuesday, April s. Train leaves
Lancaster. king street. At 49, a. m. Fare only
el.T. Leave Columbia at 7:sO g.. IN. ; fare q s5.
Tickets good to return on all trains. Grand pa.
rads OF the order at 2 p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24
Only Oao Lodgoe,

There wss only one inmate In the station
houss Lest night. He was lodgsr, and was
discharged this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

- xne6sSigibl0 Doy.
UoDD1A1nt Vn made beSore Alderman
1Dv oday aGainst Wayne Witsmoyss, OF
A townshiR The allsgatioa y that
e = ineorigihle end hsyoa1 ths
- ~ sela1ive8 The seast Wiu b
= ~ ~ W p ~ Hosss q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

YroAeo. March 2. o:soa m.-Marhst opeusa.
Mheet-Aprfl. 7okc Nay, s0kc june. sDL<c
Gosn -Apnl MNc nay. ssXs; june, V,Kc.'
Laro:nAy. q IN June. d %.
ehoes kaos- MAY. q y juns. q s7k.
wases-HareAs nHs Aprl. 7s3<c; Nay. so,te.
Cosa=s1sssh. N'ts, Aprt. sas<s, Aay. ss<a,
,SsSSasssA ~, April ~, xay. sxs,
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Stamm Bros. & Co.

SELL!Nd OUT Dub ENTIRE sT0oK
q Hesios osttea. Loun9s0, IatsreSssS, S1HGlS
Sss, Ss,:sts sa ss.sass sss 81: 2ss M ;s:'::sl :sl
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-24

ROR SALE
= Property No % west Orange street. Most
cSnfostable Nome with every convenience. and
omcc suitable for doctor. dentist or lawyer.
yhioh omce n easily convertible iuto pAriOr.
ytneat location. Terms sasy. Apply at once ON
premises. ma,.lwo
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DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL.

Aver, a la una de la tarde, y con
las solemnidades de costumbre,
tuvo lugar ia aperture del primer
periodo semestral. Por delega-
ci6n del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General preside ell acto ell Excmo.
Sr. General % Cabo.
Constitulda la Diputaci6n, Sc
procedi6 en- seguida al nombra-
miento de las comisiones de &C
tss. resultando designados los
sefores Soier, Fernandez y Pena,
y para examinar la de este los
sebores Soler, Brusi y Fernandez.
Fueron declarados buenas, por
unanimidad, las de los sefiores don
joaquin PEN, don Ricardo Men,
dizabal, don Enrique Alvarez Pc
rez, don Ramon Sastr6n, don Ca.
siano Bajbaq, don Miguel Roses,
don Bernardo Perez, DON Gabriel
Ferrer, don Lorenzo Martinez, y
por mayoria Ia de don Francisco
Mattel.
Fueron declaradas graves, por
unauimidad la de don Coma
10 Firpo y por mayoria la de don
Francisco Cepsda y la do don
Juan Ramon Ramos. Acerca de
estas resolvera la Diputacion cons.
tituida defiuitivamente.
No Sc present6 ell acta de Qua.
yama, por donde habia sido tam
bi6n electo ell senior Balbas, y Sc
daclarara Ia vacante, con arregIo
a ley.
Sc hizo Ia terna para Presiden.
te de Ia Diputaci6n, figurando, en-
primer lugar, D. Jose Pena Chava
rri, en- seyundo D. Joaquin Pc
ia, y en- tercero D. Miguel Roses.
Fueron asi mismo noinbrados
Vice. presidente de la Corporation
ell sefior Soler, y Secretaries de la
misma los sefiores don Enrique
Alvarez Perez y don Ramon Sas-
tr6n.
Diputados asistentes a la cons.
tituci6n: los senores Ubarri, Bru
81, Soler, Cerrs, Fernandez, Pc
ia, Balbas, Perez, Roses, Mendi-
zabal, Sastron y Alvarez Perez,
todos pertenecientes a nnestra
communion poiftica. Los autono.
mistas brillaron por su ausencia,
segin decimos en- otra parte.
Hasta aqui llega la cr6nica de
aver. Tendremos q nuestros lee.
torres al corriente de todo.
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navaja y la guitarra en- los salones;
va evoco las sombras de Alexandra
Dumas, padre, y de Te6filo Gau-
thier, que tan bien nos retrataron.
en- caricatura. iDios ponga tiento
en- su pluma! La Ultima session la
consagraron a Oervantes, al que
rindieron quito todas las naciones.
trasladandose en- seguida en- proce-
sion a la plaza de las Oortes para
coronar la estatua, hablando con
gran elocuencia Julio Simon, que
hizo justicia a nuestra naci6n Y al
genio del immortal autor de Don
QMDote. Ell gObierno de Italia en-
vic una corona, que coloc6 en- ell
pedestal ell Sr. N1nez de Arce. La
cOncurrencia al actO fu6 numerosa.
Debo ofijarme, pues no tengo espacio
para narrrar deta!les del Oongreso,
en- ell brindis que CASTELAR, pronunci6
en- ell banquete de la Diputaci6n /;
envi6 un saludo q los jefes de los
Estados, y dijo de nuestra Reina 10
que merece por sus virtudes Y su
dignidad. Los republicanos han
llevado a NAL este acto de cortesia,
que honra al jefe de los posibilistas.
Paes que: / quEa 10 cort6s q 10 va
lientei iQue pequenez de miras |!
El silencio. excluyendo a nuestra
Soberana en- su saludo, no hubiera
sido noble.
Oierro mi revista, dando cuenta
de las personals que restamos. Ha
fallecido en- Alcira el teniente ge-
neral don Manuel Gasset, primer
Marques de Benzd, que militaba en-
las filas del partido conservador,
como senador vitalicio. En- Ma
drid, ell distinguido periodista don
Adolfo Mentaberri, redactor de
La Polttica, donde di6 pruebas de
su ingenio; ha muerto en- la ma.
yor pobreza, como la mayor parte
de los escritores. Tambien ha muer.
to en- esta Oorte ell teniente fiscal
del Supreme don Manuel Lopez de
Azcutia, que en- su juventud go de-
dic6 con provecho al cultivo de Ia
literature.
r. P. del Rio.
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res, renunciando a la gesti6n pars
que lie dieron estos sus sntragios
ell autonomismo, en- fin, Sc ha he
cho acreedor a que ell senior Go
bernador Genera snpla de otrc
modo, y como prescribe la ley, Ia
acci6n por sus Representatives.
abandonada.
Sc alegaran ex :usss; sc citarar
pretextos; pero, en- vano.
En- cambio, hemos visto q nues
tros Diputados concurrir a donde
ell deber les llama, = echarse SO
bre sus hombros solos la no muy
ligers carga provincial. ST estoc
han obrado bien, probado esta
que los representatives autono.
mistas han hecho NAL, muy NAL
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No obstante las alharacas que
contra el han promovido algunos
peri6dicos de la Corte, adictos,
por supues to, al autonomismo,
hemos visto va por los teiegra-
mas y tenemos otros motives
para saberlo que ell Gobierno Su.
premo ha aprobado la patri6.
tica conducta de su repesentan.
te aqni con muy honrosos y
lisonjeros terminus Contra las vo
ciferaciones interesadas de aque.
Hos colegas esta la VOC de
otros no menos reputados dia.
rios, estan Ia verdad y la historic
y ell elocuente testimonio del pats
traducido felmente q eatas co.
lumnaa.
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POR LOS MUERTOS.

Anteayer, vfspera de la Con
memoraci6n de los fieles difuntos,
siguiendo cristiana & inveterada
costumbre, visitaron los vivos d
los muertos en- su tinebre morada.
Numerosfsima concurrencia de
todas las classes de nuestra socie.
dad ahuy6 al Cementerio, consa.
grandose profusion de otrendas
de cariio y piedad a la memoria
de los amados seres que duermen
ell suetlo eterno de la tumba.
E! pante6n en- que descansan
los restos de nuestro ilustre &
inolvidable predecessor Don Jose
Perez Morris aparecia elegante-
mente decorado, destacando so.
bre sus marmoles, y llamando la
atenci6n del pdblico, entire otros
adornos, tres magnifcas coronas
dedicadss al inextinguible recuer-
do del difunto por su respectable
familia, por ell primer Battalion de
Voluntarios, y por la Direction y
Redacci6n del BoLErIN MERcAN.
TIL.
va bien entrada la noche, los
vivos Sc retiraron de la mansion
de los muertos, que volvi6 q que
dar sumida en- la soledad y en- el
silencio.
En- tanto, ell triste tanido de las
campanas segufa pidiendo para
los que fueron plegarias y oracio-
mes, que subfan al Cielo rogando
por las almas del padre, de Ia ma.
dre, del hermano, del esposo, del
amigo 80.
Bienaventurados los que han
uauerto y saueren en- el Senior I"
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leales sentimientos patri6ticos que
abriga mi pechO en- favor de la
noble Y generosa Espana, como
ciudadano Unconditional insular,
me permito la libertad de tener la
alta hOnra de felicitar respetuosa-
mente a V. E. por las sabias Y
acertadas disposiciones dictadas
para salvar aesta Provincial del peli-
gro que la amenazaba producido
por I'm nGmero de ilusos enemigos
de nuestra querida Patria, Y lleva-
das a cabO en- esta localidad por ell
celoso, active Y entendido Captain
don Juan Fernandez de Castro, con
ell benem6rito Ouerpo de la Guar
dia OWL a SUI mando, hacienda
renacer ell respetO y consideration
debidos al principle de autoridad y
personas merecedoras, un tanto
desprestigiados por consecuencia
de las propagandas adversarias.
Dfgnese V. E. aceptar esta hu-
milde y respetuosa felicitaci6n, con
la cual quiero demostrar mi cons
tante adhesion hacia ell Gobierno
Supreme que nos rige, representa-
do en- esta Antilla por la respectable
persona de V. E., cuya vida deseo
guarde Dios muchos amos para
honra y gloria de nuestra Patria.
Soy de V. E. con la mayor con-
sideraci6n y respeto su mas seguro
servidor,